1) How do you know any piece of measuring equipment is consistent?
2) How often do people have 2 PM's? It certainly occurs, and no doubt occurs at a much higher percentage here on ST, but to think this is a huge concern for most triathletes and cyclists is a bit overblown, IMO.
3) Again, how many people, in the triathlon and cycling population, spend time figuring out what their drag parameters?
As for myopic, I'd say your last two points are exactly that. Focusing on two, small percentages and extrapolating those requirements to the population overall.
And I've been using a PM since PT hubs had ugly yellow caps, so I am hardly "new" to them. For the vast majority of people that use them, consistency is indeed more more important obtaining objective standards (which are largly meaningless to the user anyway.).
YMMV....which is fine.
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2) How often do people have 2 PM's? It certainly occurs, and no doubt occurs at a much higher percentage here on ST, but to think this is a huge concern for most triathletes and cyclists is a bit overblown, IMO.
3) Again, how many people, in the triathlon and cycling population, spend time figuring out what their drag parameters?
As for myopic, I'd say your last two points are exactly that. Focusing on two, small percentages and extrapolating those requirements to the population overall.
And I've been using a PM since PT hubs had ugly yellow caps, so I am hardly "new" to them. For the vast majority of people that use them, consistency is indeed more more important obtaining objective standards (which are largly meaningless to the user anyway.).
YMMV....which is fine.
Chicago Cubs - 2016 WORLD SERIES Champions!!!!
"If ever the time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin." - Samuel Adams